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Did Koby Altman nail the rebuild?

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JJ_PR said:
I'm not sure they'll ever see this, but I want to thank the two executives responsable for putting together a roster worthy of watching. Koby & Mike have done a whale of a job putting this team together. It all started with the shrewd move of drafting Garland, even though we already drafted a PG the previous draft. It turned out to be a franchise altering move, as Garland is on his way to multiple all-star selections.

The Cavs haven't had a single 1st pick since James left, & here we are with a core of Darius Garland, Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley & Jarrett Allen. Who would've thought we'd have such an amazing team so quickly after James's departure?

The Max Strus acquistion is cherry on top of the cake.

All I have to say is, the Cavs are in good hands & I won't miss a single game now that I upgraded my internet. Go Cavs!

Also, thanks J.B. Bickerstaff for bringing stability in the coaching department. You deserve to have this job & I know you'll learn & get better. Having a coach that is young, to me, is a positive.

Thank you, Mike Gansey & Koby Altman.
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And apparently after last night, they even got the G League team humming on all cylinders. Nice to have Bates(possibly a steal of a pick), Brobley, Porter JR, Merrill and Nance all looking like they could be useful players. Coaching at the G league seems top notch(Brobley development) and having the Summer League team playing so cohesive
 
As impatient as I am, Koby has done a good job "stocking the shelves" of quality players who will be able to add depth to a top heavy and expensive team in a couple years.

CPJ, Travers, Bates, iMobley, Diop can all contribute on cheap deals when DG, Evan and Don are all playing on MAX deals, and JA is still making $20M.

That foresight is very Andrew Berry-esque.
 
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